Morning Edition starts the day on the South Plains
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal outlines its weekday and Sunday editions and cites its publishing company and address. It notes national advertising representation and association with the AP and United Press Interna.
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South Plains
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Avanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Strost Ant Ave
Jubbock
Texas National Advertising Representation
Texas Dary Press League
Dallas
Texas
Associated Press
United Press Interna
Congress and Supreme Court: Debate on Busing and Federal Power
Fragmented text discusses busing as a constitutional issue and the balance of federal courts and Congress. Mentions President and concerns over constitutional authority, civil rights context, and potential shifts in legislative and judicial power. References to social tensions and calls for proper course on spending and rights.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Batien Carrestivats
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Misplaced Blame on the Street Scene
Fragmented text discusses an event or issue with dates and names garbled by OCR. It mentions authority figures, a date sequence around March, and references to a plan or action to address blame. The readable parts suggest public notices or commentary on accountability and timing without clear specifics.
Life Truly Richer Recipient Honored in Community Grows
Acknowledgment proclaimed for Mrs Reatt, recipient of a yearly award, with notes on her community service and broad support from religious educational and civic groups. References to the Pubbock area and local donors highlight the broad impact and ongoing care for cultural institutions and museum staff.
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Llaibbeck
Seeeepethorped
Aaicht
Heneten
Mt Paya Peed Museum
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Pepdeatis
Reatt
Pavestek Shea' Show Highlights State Fair Exhibits
A fragmented report describes a large livestock show with exhibitors preparing and presenting animals. It notes preparations, breed presentations, and community involvement at Waet Lexa, with exhibitors and adults assisting in care and display while noting the Southwest event's significance and the effort of participants.
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USSR woN troop cuts meet limited support in Europe
The article reports waning Soviet appetite for balanced troop reductions and notes NATO discussants expect U.S. and Soviet moves could ease Western Europe defense. It cites NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak and references U.S. strategic aims, with calls for a possible phased pullback if Moscow agrees.
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Italy
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Yrussia
Svverdin
Ublic
America
United States
Asia
Local Voters Choose Gar Toeapn Amid Turbulent Pole
A garbled polling note shows voters weighing harsh issues and a fishing trip metaphor as they decide on Gar Toeapn. The fragment hints at a contentious year and potential political shifts with unclear context and names.
Mills and Mills-like talk mix in 1960s Texas politics
The column surveys Thomas Cartlidge a young Arkansas-born candidate with military service and a master’s degree, noting his lack of funding, party support, and media exposure. It contrasts him with other Senate hopefuls and recalls past ticket dynamics, while poking at Northern liberal reservations and Southern strategy themes. A local aside about windmills closes the piece.
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Eisenhower
Denise
Tithe Alamein San Antone
Gert Stmacht
Cane
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Peer Oso Cop
Thomas Cartlidge
Parhopinie
Mee Carthdyge
Thomas Cartridge
US Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Barefoot Sanders
Poeu
Thomas Carthdee
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Control Era Could Last
Pay Board Executive Director Robert Tiernan says hundreds of thousands of pay raises are blocked by red tape. The 15 member Pay Board mirrors the Price Commission and faces a labyrinth of bureaucratic bottlenecks that slow relief for workers.
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PAY Board
Robert Tiernan
Tiernan
St. Losev
Railroad
State of
Fragmented column mixed with opinions and trivia
The clashing text blends wordplay notes on rhymes and names with trivia about Wyatt Earp and historical hints. It includes stray reflections on neighbor origins, opinions on marriage trends, and a Californian query about capital punishment records, ending with a reader address in Fort Worth.
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